Exhibitions

Apr 12, 2018 to Dec 31, 2018
Architecture Building Great Space

MAPP@50: Concrete Pasts, Possible Futures

MAPP@50: Concrete Pasts, Possible Futures Exhibition


Opening Reception:  Join us as we continue celebrating the school's 50th Anniversary with a showing of work by our alumni as well as contributions from members of the MAPP community.

Apr 12, 2018 to Aug 31, 2018
Kibel Gallery

MAPP of the Future: Creative Practice and Research Symposium Poster Exhibit

MAPP’s Inaugural Symposium featured the work of Faculty, Students, and Alumni from across the University.  Research projects focused on elements of the built environment from Food Deserts to Zoning.  The poster sessions display the School’s focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion showcasing work in Gender Theory, LGBTQ spaces, and Environmental Justice.  Resiliency, Energy Efficiency, Preserv

Mar 21, 2016 to May 10, 2016
Great Space Mezzanine

reVISION::Thinking Big, New Projects in Washington DC

reVISION::Thinking Big focuses on five phased, mixed-use projects currently in design, in the final stages of development review, or under construction: The Yards, The Wharf, Burnham Place at Union Station, Capitol Crossing, and McMillan.

Feb 1, 2016 to May 30, 2016
Kibel Gallery

Early Women of Architecture In Maryland

Researched and created by the Women in Architecture Committee of AIA Baltimore, this exhibition celebrates the women who contributed to Maryland architecture from the 1920’s to the 1960’s.

 

Kibel Gallery Panel Discussion

Women Architects' Contributions to Mid-Century Modernism in Maryland

Feb 1, 2016 to May 30, 2016
Kibel Gallery

Aquaculture Landscapes: Fish Farming in the Public Realm

Aquaculture Landscapes explores the design and future productive landscapes where fish cultivation, recreation, conservation, and waste management are enmeshed, symbiotic relationships between flora and fauna are encouraged, and where progressive public/private partnerships support sustainable and profitable enterprise.

Oct 7, 2015 to Jan 8, 2016
Kibel Gallery

Lina Bo Bardi: To Teach is to Construct

With much enthusiasm, The University of Maryland Kibel Gallery, in collaboration with the Embassy of Brazil, The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute, present the exhibition, Lina Bo Bardi: To Teach is To Construct produced and curated by Ronit Eisenbach and Denise Hochbaum.